and we begin here at 11:00 with a look at the fbi raid happening right now in red land california. hours after the mass acre in san bernardino. police in riot gear and bomb squad are inside this home. >> one of the possible suspect is identified. the gunmen looked as if they were in the latest mission. >> hours after the rampage that left 14 people dead and 17 more wounded. tonight, police are investigating the possibility of terrorism and the possibility of a workplace dispute.

in the satellite center. >> reporter: one of the suspect's name is sayid. this may be some type of work dispute. they left to return a short time later with weapons and opened fire. s.w.a.t. team in the streets and going door-to-door looking for the bun man gunman responsible for the mass shooting. a tip led them to this street and as they were speaking out. , that suv appeared and gunfire. >> we have multiple officers involve inside the shooting. we have two suspects that are dead at the scene. , one of them is male and one

one officer is wounded. >> the suv matched the description of the get away vehicle only seen in a mile away. >> there were as many as three gunmen getting into that suv. >> this is a tragedy in our country. >> what authorities describe as a carefully planned attack, the gunman bursted in san bernardino around 11:00 time. the facility is serving children with mental disabilities. the attack lasted several minutes. witnesses say the shooter were wearing military style clothing and gear and carrying behind. >> one of those devices is an explosive device so they can cautious and sloe approach slow approach to process that

>> there were two people in the vehicle, both of those people are deceased. there were a third person that seems running away. we have that person detained. >> i know one of the big question coming up repeatedly, is this terrorism? i am still not willing to say that we know that for sure. >> authorities warned tonight that the number of fatalities may grow from the current number of 14 because many of the 17 people who were hospitalized tonight were critically injured and may not survive. jim armstrong, wbz news. >> thank you, jim. >> all of a sudden, boom, it was right here. >> witnesses caught in the cross fire or hiding in the building describing the carnage firsthand while others in those terrifying moments called and sent messages to their loved ones.

breaking news right now. describing a horrifying scene of the chaos and dreadful waiting o. >> messages came from those inside the regional center. terry's daughter texted him and she was hiding after seeing ten or twenty people shot. >> [sirens] >> pray for us. i am lost. >> i am lost in an officer. [sirens]. >> she raced to get to her daughter row rochelle who told her that she had been shot. >> they were pretending to be dead because these guys were still out there.

>> the three suspects escaped the scene were described in details by a social worker shotgun fire who shot by the officer window as one opened fire. >> we saw a man fallen to the floor and we saw three men dressed in all black in military attire and holding assault rifles. as soon as they opened up, they the room. >> well, the mayor of san conference moments ago. he offered his prayers for the victims and urge the people of his city to stay alert and be cautious. >> that man hunt through the streets of california tonight is similar to the manhunt in boston in the days after

officials going block by block arresting tsarnaev. >> julie, how emergencies are handling this event today. >> reporter: officers are monitoring this situation in california. they are vigilant and they have been in contact today from both state and local agencies. right now, they are right here in boston. >> in boston, the training specifically for an active shooter never ends. boston training in conjunction with boston police frequently. >> ems is there with officers and s.w.a.t. getting vicks quickly is imperative. >> we are just rapid training, treatments of people getting out and trying to move on for transport. >> i don't know if anybody can be 100% prepared for an event like that.

keeps us up at night. >> boston medical center trained for casualty events constantly >> boston has adam makiewicz group. >> none of the 260 men and women--officials say there were lessons learned then and after san bernardino, there were undoubtedly be teaching moments for first-responderse s first- responders. >> reporting live, wbz, david, back to you. >> security and analyst ed davis is getting us closer to police response.

tafrth like a workplace is difficult for police to get their hands on. >> not only trying to figure out who the bad guy is but if he happens to drop his weapon and walk away, there is door ways and rooms that the officers are not familiar with. >> the shooting today is the deadliest in the u.s. since the massacre in new town connecticut nearly two years ago. adam lanza gunned down 26 people and injured many others. >> a gunman opened fire during a prayer group at a historic black church. in ok, october, a gunman shot d killed nine student in oregon. >> and last friday, a gunman opened fire in colorado springs

>> president obama talked about this exclusively and called on gun control bill. >> we have a pattern of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world. >> there are some steps we koultd take. could take. not to eliminate the mass shootings but to improve the odds that they don't happen frequently >> would new gun laws make a difference? it is a debate everywhere from capitol hill to social media. >> wbz reached out to people on both sides tiept that are tonight that are eager to make their case. >> we heard from the president, that's common, gun control and so the debate begins. once again our television screen infiltrated of images of s.w.a.t. team and distressed victims. now, the smoke is clear in, san

call for acc is action is united. >> another 95, 000 americans have died since sandy hook. >> a founder nonprofit violence handgun says--some of these act haves been and continue to be ofbs. obvious. congress does nothing except for allow strict access to high power. al-qaeda go ons the es onto the u.s. and go to state in the background check. >> a complicated issue deserves a thought full approach. >> what we see is people who have deep mental health issues and we saw that in sandy hook. we saw that with the attack on

we definitely have a mental health issues in this country that we are not addressing. >> here is what undekneeable. we continue to see a pattern of shooters stirred by their own anger and hate. break thag breaking from that data, in all two but incidents that the shooters acted alone. david, back to you >> thank you, this bring us to the number of the night tonight, it is 355. the mass shooting trackers, that's the number of mass shootings in the u.s. this year. those are shootings, by the way which four more people are killed or injured by gunfire. east of san bernardino, tips led them there after the deadly shooting at a social services center. two of the suspects were killed in the shoot out with police. they were found wearing assault

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the latest now of san bernardino, one of the suspects is identified as syed farook, who's a u.s. citizen. >> a man and a woman in the suv are dead. >> 14 people were killed earlier today and wounded 17 more. what you see here, the fbi and the bomb squad is searching one suspect's apartment.

possible workplace dispute as motive there. from the moment this news broke today, it was everywhere and it was online and there were no way to avoid it. >> all of this happening during the day. televisions were on and kids are home, how do you explain the violence to your kids. john keller with the advice you need to know. >> dave and lisa, it is whether over seas entravelocity atrocity like the paris incident. >> for a child, every moment is a attachable moment. >> he does not try to shield his fourth graders from the bernardino. >> it is very real and meet for immediate for them.

to a place that makes sense for the community. >> another strategy for old friend. >> one of our great mentors, mr. rogers, told us when something like this happens, think of the balance and the driver and the doctors and nurses. for every bad thing that happens, there are a whole lot of people there to make the world bright. better? >> yes. >> most of all, understand that kids need your help to realize that this is real live and not some movie or video game. >> we cannot allow this to be apart of entertainment or fun. >> this is truly the heart that it is >> doctor rich says make sure

when they feel threatened and who they can depend on and make sure their most important resources is available. that of course, is you. >> makes you want to hold them a little tighter tonight, does it, david? >> yeah, no question about that. >> all of these events have you thinking, what do you do when you are caught in an active shooting situation. >> the department homeland security has recommendations, they recommend three steps, run, hide or barricade. >> the last resort is try to disarm the shooter. >> stay with wbz news, we'll continue coverage on air and online, former night updates start at 4:30 a.m. on wbz this morning.

it is been a dreary couple of day to start the month. we have showers working its way along the east coast. >> the rain is almost done for us here. take a look at our radar tonight, heavier showers is moving across the northern part of massachusetts. just entering 95 is going to be a wet drive for the next hour or so. >> stretching down into haifl right now and hearing that rain coming down from the rooftops and maybe helping you fall asleep in a little while here. >> we are seeing some elements of heavy rain. we are not looking at the lightning though and showers will start to taper off as we head through tomorrow morning. a low impact commute when it comes to weather. last night, it is not a huge totals here. we need the rainfall absolutely. we need a little bit more. it is already so gray outside.

mile in boston. it is spotty in nature but there are pockets of dry spots. >> temperatures wise, we are seeing warmer air start to punch its way inland. the line is about boston to south and east and close to 60 degrees right now. that's as far as the warm air will get. >> so here is a look at your hour by hour forecast, tomorrow morning is still some clouds out there. i think a little bit of brightening will move in. temperatures near 50 on the cape. we hold there as we head through the day. the cooler air does not start to drop off those temperatures until the evening time frame and the clouds start to disappear as we head into the afternoon and evening. cooler north and west of baltimore will start. >> more clearing as we head towards the evening.

the day, temperatures really start to draw back. >> speaking of those winds, in the miranda warning it is breezy out of the west. winds increase in our strongest wind gusts in the afternoon and evening. the peak gus between 30 to 40 miles per hour out of the northwest. tomorrow is our transition day as our storms deepen in the gulf of maine and things start to quiet down as we transition into the weekend. late chance of a sprinkle. saturday, we are firmly under control of this high. , which means gorgeous blue skies. mild air is moving back on sunday. upper 40s on saturday, sunny and mre sapt and pleasant and sunday is a lot of sunshine. >> kickoff is at 54 by . it is looking fantastic. one o the more christmas

>> 45 to 55 degrees. sunny skies again, again, weather is not a problem. here us your accu weather seven- day forecast, next week, we are still mild on monday. on tuesday, the clouds moving in and wednesday, our next chance of a storm. you. >> all right, there, thank you. governor baker says the ntca is ready for this cold winter. well, jurors in the murder trial visited the high school teacher. >> they also saw the trail behind the school where her body was found. the defense is arguing that

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>> eagles are now 3-4 for the year. >> the golden state warriors now 20-0. >> 116 to 99. get this, stephen curry scored the entire team all by himself. >> steph curry. >> he's a forest. >> all right, thanks. i will give you the latest. the fbi is turning its attention to a home in california t suspects believered to be at that house after the shooting. they left 14 people dead.

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